As you can see, MintSuccess calls ImageRenderer and tries to preview the glb. It would be OK if it did ImageRenderer, and we just go to another marketplace to see the full 3D reveal like Opensea, but right now this small bug breaks the experience.
The ideal fix would be to use Model.tsx to see the Model (animation_url) instead of an image so that the preview / reveal can have greater consistency across frontends / marketplaces like Opensea, but if that's too much it would be fine to atleast to see the image after a successful mint
On MintSuccess the browser requests the glb but then previews the Image instead Test site: https://testnet.zora.co/collections/0x2f3dfeb8cc4bf5ded8797652186631bebb6e2bf3/mint
As you can see, MintSuccess calls ImageRenderer and tries to preview the glb. It would be OK if it did ImageRenderer, and we just go to another marketplace to see the full 3D reveal like Opensea, but right now this small bug breaks the experience.
There already is Model.tsx, a nft component for viewing glTF 3D models: https://github.com/ourzora/nft-components/blob/ccada1898a2204735c4b19e6360a97c21ebdc6b1/src/content-components/Model.tsx
The ideal fix would be to use Model.tsx to see the Model (animation_url) instead of an image so that the preview / reveal can have greater consistency across frontends / marketplaces like Opensea, but if that's too much it would be fine to atleast to see the image after a successful mint